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He's "supposed to be a minister" but when he came up to speak the organist played the sanford and son theme song as kind of a joke. Wilson had the guy replaced and the preacher suspended him of his organ duty for a month. He's an arrogant a-hole and that's probably why Nathaniel Taylor didn't like him! Interesting.
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Quote: Originally Posted by teddybare. Whatever happened to Nathaniel Taylor who played Rollo Lawson on Sanford and Son I havent seen him on anything in many years. I always liked Rollo and Fred trading insults very funny man any info would be appreciated. I don't know but I loved myself some Rollo!!!!!!!!!!!!
Following The Hogan Family, Mr. Taylor has appeared in several tv films, on Beverly Hills 90210 as Jack McKay from 1990-1993, and on The Young and Restless as Jed Sanders from 1993-1995, Taylor made his film debut in "Waltz Across Texas," with Anne Archer, Mary Kay Place, and Richard Farnsworth. He also appeared in the feature film "Valentine."
Walston won a Tony Award for best actor in a musical for his Broadway performance as Mr. Applegate, the Devil, in the 1956 hit ``Damn Yankees,'' about an aging baseball fan who sells his soul to help his hapless team, the Washington Senators, win the American League pennant from the unbeatable Yankees of the 1950s.
Nathaniel Taylor - Rollo Larson Percy Rodriguez - Winston [ 1 ] Sanford Arms. First Aired: 1977 Last Aired: 1977 Network: NBC Plot: Fred and Lamont are gone, and the old Sanford house has become a hotel. Old friends Aunt Esther, Bubba and Grady are still around and run the hotel. Cast:
In 2004, he was interviewed for the special features for the first season DVD release of Diff'rent Strokes. He died of natural causes on January 14, 2014, at a retirement home in Livermore, California. Mr. Bain was 89. Remembering Conrad Bain. Gary Coleman Gary Coleman was born February 8, 1968 in Zion, Illinois.
Kim Fields was born May 12th, 1969 in New York City, New York. Kim Fields, a New York City native and longtime L.A. resident, made her debut on Sesame Street at the tender age of five. But one of her most recognizable early roles was as the little girl who "looooooved" Mrs. Butterworth in the classic syrup commercial.
Charles "Chachi" Arcola was introduced in the 1977 season and eventually became a regular member of the cast. Originally, Chachi was something of a hoodlum. He wore a tattered vest over an old t-shirt and was a member of a local gang, the Lords. As he grew up, however, his rough edges were smoothed over and he became another clean-cut teen on ...